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TEU SDAX, AUG. 10, 1905.
Islorrlee.
lownehip Connell met last Manday,
Miss Rebeoee Jaokeon, of Mimic°, to
renewing old triondehipe in Morrie,
Blyth and Brunie.
Fooa'BALLEIte,-Tbe following from the
West will be of iutereet :-Frobisher and
Coalfields, being tied for oup honors in
the Southern Aeailtibola Football league,
the preoideot of the ieogue ordered the
game played on July 20th et Eetevau.
Both tame hied to that point determined
to do or die, as this was the third time
they bad come together, the former eeoree
being 1 to 0 in Frobieher'e favor, the
other proving a tie game with the, eoore
1 to 1, The afternoon was extremely
hot. Tbe teams lined up et 4 o'alook,
B. Watt, of Eve:Ohara, acting fn the
capacity of reteree. The play wee fact
and farioue right from the drop of the
het, the speed of the Frobieher playere
letting them take the aggreeeive, while
the OoeIflalda stubbornly reeieted the
onslaught. The bell aped back and forth
and at the end of seven minntea the
beautiful combination of the Frobiober
forwards succeeded in platting the sphere
between the bare. Both teams fought
heroically until bait time, the brilliant
plays being loudly applauded. The
Frobisher lade being the smaller of the
two teame, held the greater part of the
eympatby of the onlookers, and deserved•
ly keeping it. se they pursued the
defence of their opponents, only good
fortune, with intense effort prevented
fnrtbur eooring during this half
When play was again resumed, the
Coalfields' muscle wee expected to oat•
last their opponents, but not eo. Tbe
gull* passes and rushee upon the deal•
lielde' goal was rewarded in seven
minutes by a second eoore. This some-
what disheartened some of the large
fellow°, while others grew ugly and at.
tempted to i0oapaoilate the aggreeeors.
But the Frobiehere boyo were on their
mettle and bad the asp in eight and
again scored. This wee the last game,
the oup being won by a there of 3 to 0,
It would be bard to individualize, as the
play was a feast to lovers of the sport.
The victors lined up se follows :-Goal,
Whitley ; beaks, MoCanl ; Oapt., Man.
roe 1 haft -books, Brandon, Moduteheoa
and Woodrow ; forwards, Forsythe,
Gardiner, MaFetridge and Mawhiuoey,
ClItutono
The Collegiate Board of Trnetees hae
,engaged Mies G. McC. Waterwortb, of
Ridgetowo, ae oommeroial specialist, et
a salary of $650 per year.
Isaac Dodd met with a nasty aooident
the other day, He wee carrying a bee
hive in hie arms, when be tripped ou a
stake and, falling forward, out hie lip
eo badly that a doctor had to be called in
to sew up the wound.
Mrs: Waudby, from near Wingbem,
who has been an inmate of the House of
Refuge for several years, died, at the
age of 77 years. The remains were in•
terred in the House burying ground,
service being oondooted by Rev. Mr.
Gana°.
A barrow full of shavings, left standing
in the furnace room of Cooper's factory,
took fire daring the absence of the lire•
man on Monday of Last week and it took
great activity on the part of the men
to prevent the flames from spreading.
The barrow itself was pretty badly barn.
ed.
One night recently one of the inmates
of the Howse of Refuge, William 8omer•
ville, opened the window of the room in
which be wae sleeping and tumbled out,
Two of hie matee, who were aroused by
bie movements, got their eyes open in
time to eee him disappear. The fall was
too much for William who ie now "At
Rest."
Thos. Johnston, of Zurich, brother of
0. Johnaton, recently met with a rather
peculiar end serious aooident. He was
turniug his horses out to pasture, when
be gave one of them a kink se it passed
him. It switched ire tail, which tangled
°boat bie foot and then threw him on his
back. The horse then ran around the
field, dragging Mr. Johnston along, and
joet ea it jumped the fence the hair
parted. Mr, Jobneton bad his arm and
several ribe broken, and was otherwise
injared.
loteetoveel.
E. 0. Thornton, manager of the Morrie
Plano Oo., has returned to town from
Winnipeg, where he spent a couple of
weeks on a baeineee trip.
At a special meeting of the Town
donnail Monday, Aug. 14th, was selected
as Cieio holiday, and Mayor Watson hae
ironed his proclamation aoaordingly.
George Forbes, 01 New York, bee ar-
rived in town to recuperate after en
attack of diphtheria, which prostrated
him after the departure of the family for
their Sommer home in town.
The Public School Board at its meeting
appointed Wm. Bartley ea caretaker of
the school, ata salary of $365, in the
plane of Mt. Hardman, who reeigned and
has left town. There were twenty.one
appiiaationa in for the position.
Geo. Campbell of St. Louie, and Mre.
Williams, of Toronto, arrived in town
last week and are the goeste of their
parents, Col. and Mrs, D. D. Campbell,
Mrs. Geo. Campbell, who bat been in
town for the pet week or two, ie also a
visitor et Argyle Place.
M. MoD. Fleming and Albert Wahl,
President and Manager of the Lietowal
Furniture Co„ have returned to town atter
spending about ten days in Chicago and
Grand Rapide, attending the annual
exhibitions onto Amerioau Furniture
Manafautarers held at thee oentree,
AooiooNTe.-A very painful and dis-
treseiog aooident motored Wednesday
evening of last week, the victim being
Walter Johnston, who was assisting W.
Pelton to lower a pump in a well with e
windlats, crowbar and chain. The pump
elipged too gelidity and the crowbar was
thrown out. It atraalt Mr. Johnaton a
terrible glancing blow in the face. A,
Dr, we Bent for and coming quickly, the
Buffeter wae attended to, several stitches
being required. To give an idea of the
tone of the blow it to stated that the iron
flew twentyfive feet from the well and
had it etrdok the man fairly it would
certainly have killed hire. Another bad
aooident watt that wbioh betel Mrs.
Slimm, mother of Charles Sltmm, the
florist. She woe out pinking berries with
a neighbor woman, when in mooing a
fence ebe lost bei balance and fell upon
her arm, her dregs catching in the tease.
Atter being released ehe kept 00 picking,
but tbearm beoame swollen so quickly
and became go painful that site returned
to town Ind was relieved by a Dr., who
reduced thefrnoture,
Joseph Wilson, tinsmith, employed
with A. Howard ee Co., bad the mtefort.
une to fracture some of hie rube in a very
simple manner, imp h m tins , Wbus riding on a dray
seated on a chair, the waggon enddeuly
gave a lurch, throwing him against the
side of the dray and to the groped, the
eonougeiolt fracturing two or three Al Ilia
ribs, He hae since been laid up,
At Erie, Pa., r'aeeo an Toeeday of last
week, in the 2,25 pauo, Pearl Tipping, the
Listowel mare, took emend money iu a
bunch at twelve, being beaten by Elea,
the favorite, in straight heate. Tbe time
NUS 222}, 218j:, 2.1$ . Hazzard, the
Listowel trainer, drove Pearl `Pipping.
Uoneiderable Stratford money was up ou
the Lietowal mare.
IJf erttea ll,
3. Sydney Weiemiller, eco of D. Weis -
miller, ie preatiefng dentistry in Toronto.
Tbe following are the members of th,
Free Library Board elected by the
School Board, W. MoKay, H. Reynolds
and AIL Saraten.
J. E. McDonell hae made the par
abase of a new driver, of which he is vera
proud, It ie a fine stepper in both epee('
and appearance,
J. Williams, of Zuriab, hae commenced
the ereotion of a fine eterehouee on the
Jaokeon property just opposite the station.
The building will be 40x60 feet, and will be
a greet aonvenienoe in shipping.
While driving a wild steer to the
slaughter house Jos. Hudson was thrown
down and hauled around ooneiderably.
Tbe animal knocked R. Higgins on the
leg causing him to walk with e limp.
Heneoll is fast coming to the front in
the field of sports, and now a bowline
slab le the latest addition. It already
hae a membership of 20 with prospeete
of fine additions. Reeve Smalleoombe
bee arranged to prepare the ground which
ie expected to be ready for September.
IC'orawl ch.
The dement walk will be extended to
the railroad this 'season.
A cement pavement bee beau laid in
front of the Arlington block,
A C. P. R. gang hae brightened the
walls and woodwork of the waiting room
and office of the station here,
Mise Mary Dnlmage baa gone to viol,
friends in Blaevale and Morrie townebip,
after spending a short holiday with Miss
Maggie J, McBee,
Word wee received by Jae, Mathews,
er„ last week of the death of Wm. J.
Brampton, who kept store in Wade Bros.'
eland some years ago, at Olde, Alta., on
Thursday, July 13th, aged 51 years, 9
menthe and 12 days.
Sotheran'e bridge, just West of Ford
wish, hae been repaired by Clelland
Bros, The centre abutment was swept
away by the flood last Spring and carried
down to Bobt. Sandereou'e Sate.
The veranda in front of the Downey
block is being torn dawn and a new
veranda and balcony will be erected in
its place, Mr. Downey is making con-
siderable improvemeute on hie bloats
'bie season.
Rev. J. and Mrs. Hoeeer have arrived
home from an enjoyable trip. Daring
their vacation they have visited London,
Kent Bridge, Windsor, Detroit and South
Woodslee. At the latter place on San•
day July 23rd, Mr. Haeeer preaohed to
the Snuday School and Epworth League
in aonneotien with the dedicatory eer-
vices of the church. The new ohurob
acct over $10,000.
A MILLION DOLLARS SQUANDERED.
It ie eetimated this sum wall wasted
last year by people trying to find a ogre
for catarrh. Foolish for eufferere bo
experiment when its so well known that
"Oatarrhozooe is the only remedy that
cures permneatly. Other trealmente
only relieve, but Oatarrbozone ouree
permanently and prevents the dieeaee
from ever returning. "I bad Caterrh •c
ire worst form" writes G. F, Fadden, of
Ruyan, Que. I wee eo bad that ordinary
medicine didn't ever relieve ; boo
Oatarrh000ne cored perfectly." No
chance of dieap ointment with Catarrh•
ozone -it's pertain as death to mire your
Catarrh -just try it.
,s.twooa.
The tennis court ie becoming a very
popalor resort with the young people
these days.
Atwood Oddfellowe paraded to divine
service in the Presbyterian Church on
Sunday lest at 2.45 p, m., when the Rev.
W. H. Harvey, of Brantford, preached.
te,Townehip Olerk Fullerton has began
the creation of bie new office next to the
new Foreetere' Hall, Mesere, Oogbiin
and Henry are doing the clement work
for the foundation. The etruetare is to
be of briak.
George Crooke, of Balgonia, Asea., ar-
rived home on Monday of last week.
Hie coming was 000aeioned by the ser•
ions illness of hie Biota!, Effie, He lett
Regina on Thursday night on the Imper•
Lai Limited, •and One made quick time.
The Annivereary services of the Bap.
tiet Chnroh, Atwood, will be held in
the obarob hero on Sunday, Sept, 10th,
1905, when Rev. Mr, Bunt, of Spring.
ford will preach at 3 p. m, and 7 p. m.
On Monday evening following the Fur.
sign ilfiesionary meeting will be bald.
Alex, Cameron end hie eon, Colin, have
each taken up a quarter section of land
in the West, about forty mites North of
Balgooie. Mr. Cameron likes the ooa0•
try very muob. Mrs. deuteron and
daughter Alma will likely join them in
the near future.
Rumor has it that the Elam House
may have a new botelkeeper in °barge.
V. Ioerger, of Listowel, the proprietor,
hag demanded $800 a year rent from the
present lessee, J. Mielhaueen, who can-
not see hie way clear to pay snob n heavy
rent. He bee been paying $600 a year
for the peel twa years.
The taxes for Elma township will be
about the Game ae last year, except the
County rate, wbioh ie slmoet 31,000
higher than beet year, Township rate
will be about the same as teat year, and
W. G. and B. railway rate ie 1-10 mills
lower; Stratford and Huron Railway
tate same all last year; Guelph and
Godorieh Railway rate 1-10 mills lower
than lest year.
NO AGONY 18 CREATED.
Than finding it impoeeible to breath jfreely beoanee of Asthma. Oatarrhozone
instantly relieves end aures for all time, •
'dee Only Oabarrbozone for Astbma and
Btonohitis,
MOORE Bus.
IIave placed in stock a
lisle assortment of late
rz' American
Songs, 'Waltzes
and Two-steps
All sold at 4 price
250_ A033
Grewar
Has a choice stock of
Canned Goods of all var-
ieties, the very thing for
the hot weather.
Large range of
Fancy Cakes.
Agent for Stewart's
High Grade Chocolates.
Our Ice Cream, Crushed Fruits
and Summer Drinks are delic-
iously Cool and Refreshing.
Triy-
Red. Rose Tea
IT IS GOOD.
hotos.
Our Studio is
Up' toodate
Special attention given to
Summer Visitors whom we
will be pleased to have call
on us.
We make a Specialty
of Out -door Viewing,
Homes, Groups, &c.
H1R. BREWER
J.
W.
erney
LEADER
IN
Ice Cream
Summer Drinks
Fruits
Confectionery
Give us a Call
TELEPHONE NO. 5.
OUR STOCK OF
Dry Goods
Groceries
Boots & Shoes
Crockery, &c.
1S ALWAYS UP-TO-DATE
A NICE RANGE OF
Ladies'
Ready-to-wear Hats
ON ORDER FOR FALL.
Don't Albs Seeing 'bent.
McDonald
ETHEL
"WESTERN" A WINNER,
11,nv Inc London. Exhlblllen tine ltd.
bored is Educational Features while
embeal log eitterinlrunent as trell.
Forthtrt i,ht years the people of
ye,, y e e
Western Otttarto and poiute more diietant
have been visiting the Weeterrt Fair.
Mute come to be recognized go the
great rallying point for all the peep e of
Ibis peuiusnda.
Small wee ire beginning. It can't live,
said onlookers. No annual fair of its
dimeoeions had ever been made to pay ire
way before.
Bat the Wcetern Fair was established
on a Belle and logical foundation, It
started oat to foster and develop the
sgUaultural and indnetrial arte. It
aimed to make farmers better farmere ;
to make artiaaue better arWieans ; to keep
the people posted in a practical way in
the general progress of the world.
It hae adhered oloeely to these linos,
and ie now the foremost agrionitural and
indnetrial annual fair in North America
from an edooabional standpoint.
Its entertainment features are always
olean and bright. This year the cele-
brated Ninety first Highland Band will
give three couaerte daily ; Monsieur
Brelonue will leap the gap in midair on a
eteam automobile, and Prof. Hardy, the
Amerioau Blondiu, who has several times
oroeted the Niagara Gorge on a Blender
rope, will give daily performances on the
bigh wire.
Thie year it will be bele from Sept. 8
to 16.
PALE AND ANXIOUS,
Your Countenance Indicates the Body's
AW''ul Struggle for health.
Impoeeible to work or think clearly
when there is no reserve of vigor, no
aooriehmeut to the blood, no eapply of
nerve energy.
The life of the halt -sick man is pitiful,
in fact, almost criminal, when bounding
strength is eo quickly derived from Ferro.
zone.
This nutritive tonin is guaranteed to
etrengtben all men, women and children.
Weak organa get new foroe, vital energy
is generated. Muscle and fat ere added,
healthy oolor be restored, and the blood
fairly tingles with new toned Zile.
Read the evidence of Jno, Carter, of
424 King et, Diet, Toronto, who Saye :
"Atter a severe attack of Grippe my
health was almost shattered, I Buffered
constantly from nervousness and dye.
pepeia, At night I would waken with
terrible palpitation and heart pains,
Work became a great , ff rt. At ten in
the morning I woe so tired and week I
could hardly work another minute.
"Then pure a bad attack of rhenma-
tism, which laid me up in bed. I ooald
scarcely lift the weight of a pound, and
to stoop or bend was impossible. My
druggist recommended Ferrozone, and be
knew what be was talking about, for it
rebuilt my etreogbb, gave me abundant
appetite, better blood, and new nerve
energy, Tbe rheamatiem has disappear.
ed. 1 weigh more, feel refreshed and
vigorous, and am able to work ten hoar°
o day. Ferrozone did it all."
You will be steadied, toned and
strengthened for all time to oome with
Ferrozone. Get the genuine in 50a.
boxes or six for $2.50, et all dealers, or
N, 0. Poison dr, Co., Hartford, Conu,, U.
S. A., or Kingston, Ont,
Perth County.
Wednesday was observed all Civic
Holiday in Mitchell.
The receipts of the Mitchell agenoy of
the 0, P. R. for the month of July were
3502 in exceee of any previous month.
Tbe Mitchell Advocate uuderetands
that tbirty minietere have made appli-
nation for a omit to the pastorate at ,Knox
church, Mitchell,
Two experts from Toronto were at
Mitchell daring the week examining the
eieotria light machinery. Their report
will be received in a few days.
Mr. Forrester baa a number of Iodiane
pulling flax at Mitobell. Some of them
are rather fond of fire water, and one of
the party gave an exhibition on the
street° Thnreday of how it effeote the
red man.
The Mitchell rink skipped by Dr. Bur-
ritt won the second prize in the Aeeoa•
iation competition at the London tonrua.
ment. The bowlers were :-E. F. Davis,
T, 8. Ford, Dr, Wood and Dr. Bnrritt,
Each eeoeived a beautiful eat glee's bowl.
COUNTY OFFICERS' SALARIEe, - The re.
port of the Iospeotor of Legal Officere
has been seeded and ebowe the following
emolument's received by judicial effioete
in Perth county daring 1904 :-Sheriff
John Houle -Total earnings and salary,
$1,770.89, payable as follows ; From
Government, 3916.94 ; from county,
3461.44 ; from general public, 3392.55.
Judge Barron, Surrogate Judge and
Looal Master -Total earnings end ealary,
$1,723, of wbioh the Government pays
3873 to him in the former and 3850 in the
latter office. G. G. McPherson, K. 0.,
ainoo Marob 24, 1904, Crown Attorney
and Clerk of the Peace -Total earnings
and ealary, $2,043.03. He was paid
3507.11 by the Government for duties se
drown Attorney. Hie earnings as Clerk
of the Peace were paid as follows : From
Goveromeut, $179.15 ; from county,
31,140 39 ; from general public, 3134 38,
W. 0. Masorip, Loosl Registrar, County
Court Clerk and Surrogate Registrar -
Total earnings and salary, 39,152.90. As
registrar ha received 3675 from the Gov.
ernment, and 3250 80 from the general
public. As County Court Clerk be re•
oeived 3255.55 from the general public,
and 31,971.55 from the general public ae
Surrogate Registrar.
Ex Ald, J. i3. Parnell died at Ottawa,
aged 67 years.
Wm. Ironsides of London, aged 74
years, committed suicide.
Burglars got 31,600 worth of jewellery
exhibited at the Brandon Fair,
Toronto policemen carried off the hon•
ore at the Ottawa polioe games,
P. 0. Barrett, of Hamilton, won the
ohampionehip et the police games in that
city.
Tbe Cabinet decided that the law meet
take its course in the Date of Charles
King, eutenoed for murder at Slave
Lake.
George Saoklae of Hamilton was fined
320 end costa or thirty daye in jail for
Belling los cream on Saodaye. Ao ap•
peel le being taken on the ground that
foe cream in food,
REMOVAL SALE
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In order to reduce my stock before removing to new premises in the Garfield
Block, Brussels, I have decided to give you an opportunity of a lifetime for buying
Highaclass Goods at Small Prices. Wide-awake and discriminating
Judges of Good Bargains will not lose a minute in taking advantage of this Phen-
ominal Low Price Sale The following are a few of the many Bargains I am offer-
ing you
Men's Ready-to-wear suite at $4.90
50 Men's Ready-to-wear suits in wool tweed,
good Italian lining, well made, all sizes 34 to
44, regular price 7.50, sale price .., ,.. $4.90
Men's Ready-to-wear suits at $6 90
50 men's Ready-to-wear suits in all wool
tweek, nice range of patterns, regular price
$8.50 to $10.00, sale price .., ... ,., $6 90
Men's Ready-to-wear suits, all sizes, $10.00
75 men's Ready-to-wear suits made of the
best Scotch tweed and English worsted, best
twill Italian lining, beautiful range of patterns
ranging in price from $13.00 to $14.00, during
sale $10.00
Men's Odd Suits at $8.50
50 men's suits of broken lots in firm
Scotch tweed and English worsted, all sizes,
ranging in price from $9.50 to $12.00. We
have grouped the lot during this sale at $8.50
Men's Pants at 75 cents per pair
100 pair of men's tweed pants, well made,
regular price $1.25, sale price ... ... ...75c.
Men's Pants at $2.00.
100 pair of men's firm worsted pants, nice
range of patterns, regular price $3.25, during
sale for per pair ... .,. ... .,. $2.00
Men's Hats at 49 cents
25 dozen men's fine fur felt hats in soft
and stiff, odd sizes and broken lots ranging in
price from $1.75 to $2,50. We have grouped
the lot at ... ... ... ... ... „ ,,, 49o,
Youths' 3 piece Suit at $4.90.
75 youths' fine tweed and serge suits, well
made, lined with good Italian, regular $6.00 to
$7.50, your choice during sale ,,. ... $4.90
Boys' 2 piece Suits at $2.90
100 boys' 2 piece suits, good serviceable
suits, well made with good lining, during sale
at $2.90
Boys' Knickers at 39c.
50 pair of boys tweed knickers, strongly
made, regular price 50e to 75c, during sale 39e.
Boys' Knickers at 69c.
50 pair (Lion Brand) knickers, made of
fine wool tweed, double seat and double knees,
regular price 850 and 95c, sale price ... 69c.
Men's Fine Cambric Shirts at 540.
Men's fine cambric shirts, nice patterns,
fast colors, best 75c goods in the market, all
this season's goods, sale price ... ... ...54o,
Ordered Suits at a Big Discount tiering sale.
ABOVE PRICES ARE FOR SPOT CASH ONLY.
Cuts in Hat and Furnishing Stock
And its Cut ! Cut ! Gut ! alI over our Store. We are not going to tire you
with a long advertisement about this Great Cut Price Sale that opens Saturday,
29th July, but we beg you to read what we write and fail not to visit our place
of business during this Sale,
D. C. R Q S s, The Leading Clothier.
-AT-
Jllo.Doualdsofls
the balance of the
stock of
BUGGY
DUSTERS
will be cleared out at COST.
See our Fly Nets and
Save Your Horses.
Good Stock of Trunks
and Valises.
Our Assortment of Single
Harness is A 1.
Call and See us.
"Should
Auld
Acquaintance
be Forgot"
IF NOT BUY YOUR
Groceries,
Confectionery
Crockery
Glassware
--AT-
THOMSON'S
NOW IS THE TINE TO GET WELL,
Nature Helps Mi-o-na Cure Stomach Troubles in
Short Order.
It The Summer menthe are the beat in
the whole year for the treatment and
cure of etomaoh troablee. The oot•door
life, with natural exercise, the fruit and
berries which are so freely eaten, all help
to restore healthy notion to the digestive
oroans.
Now when Nature will aid Ml.o.ne. in
curing indigeatlon and giving eirength to
the stomach and whole digestive eyetem,
is the beet time to nee Ibis remarkable
remedy.
Taken before each meal, Mi o•oa will
'teethe and heal the inflamed and irate'.
ed lining of the stomach and solar please,
and etrengtheu the nerves of the digestive
tract. Used at any time of the year, it
cures all diseaees of the stomach, except.
fug canner, but in the Summer months it
Ovals health and strength twice as qutok.
lyIf you Buffer with headaches, indigos.
tion, inflatoenoy, epeoks before the eyes,
fermentation, heart burn, dizziness, or
have a variable appetite, and a general
feeling of deaportdenoy or weaknese, it
ehowe aiearty that the etomeoh ie not
digesting the food se it should„ Instead
of the food being assimilated and making
riob, rod blood slid good, solid fieeh and
muscle, it ie turned in the stomach into
a sour, slimy, fermenting matte that
emotes gates, distress after eating, and
poieonooe germs that fill the whole body
with poor health.
Just one little tablet tent of a 50 cent
box of Mi•o•na for a few days, and all
thio will be changed for the better, and
health restored. Aek James F. x to chow
you the Mi o•ua guarantee.
23c. for Wool
illeetoteteelli'l'la'lll'llptet e
.J. T. WOOD
Proprietor of the Excelsior Knitting Mills, Brussels, is
prepared to pay 23 cents per pound, cash, for any
quantity of good Wool delivered at his Mills. Splen-
did stock of choice goods consisting of Tweeds, Flan-
nels, Flannelettes, Cotton Shirting°, Cottonades, Sac.,
brought in from the best Mills, and Blankets, Yarns
and Sheeting° made in our own Mills of choice stock,
to give in exchange for Wool. An advance of 2 cents
per pound allowed for Wool in trade. Now is the
time to market your Wool.
Strictly Fair Dealing our Principle
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